Faith of presidential candidates raises questions for Christians
Never before in American history has the faith of both presidential candidates been so hotly debated, writes Jim Denison, president of the Denison Forum on Truth and Culture.
Foundation leader’s open letter calls for dialogue
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri Baptist Foundation President Chris Calmer believes ongoing litigation between the Missouri Baptist Convention and the MBF could end — if “Christian brothers and sisters” are willing to dialogue to find a godly way to make that happen.
Nebraska ABC anticipates a new year of service
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NORTH PLATTE, Neb. — American Baptist Churches of Nebraska celebrated a year of change and anticipated a year of service at the region’s
In wake of tragic death of infant girl, God blesses North Kansas City congregation
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The value of Baptist communications
Years ago, editors of state Baptist publications were more likely to set aside an issue every year or two to remind readers why the editors felt their newspaper or magazine made a difference in the lives of readers.
New coalition will help churches engage ‘post-Christian’ context
RICHMOND — A diverse coalition of pastors and theological educators have launched an initiative they hope will offer a platform for evangelical leaders to “work for a Kingdom-driven, gospel-centered, biblically-grounded theology and ecclesial practice for God’s mission in North America.”
Grand or Grind? Churches can help
Cavin T. Harper, executive director of the Christian Grandparenting Network. wants churches to recognize the importance of grandparents in the lives of children.
Grand or Grind?
One in 10 children lives with a grandparent, according to a Pew Research Center study in 2010. Grandparents also often are the primary caregivers for grandchildren who do not live with them.
Appeals court Foundation case sent back to Cole County
KANSAS CITY -- The 10-year-old dispute between the Missouri Baptist Foundation and the Missouri Baptist Convention has landed back in Cole County Circuit Court.
A three-judge panel for the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, ruled Sept. 18 that
Town backs victim of prank
A prank directed at an unpopular student gained enough momentum that the unsuspecting young lady was named to her school’s homecoming court. Unfortunately, it was meant not as a compliment but as a demeaning joke. Whitney Kropp was pleasantly surprised when the